Its the same in the US. People either treat them as 4-way stop signs, or close their eyes and floor it straight through. And drivers that do know how to use them stop anyway, because they’re afraid of getting hit by one of the other idiots.
Its the same in the US. People either treat them as 4-way stop signs, or close their eyes and floor it straight through. And drivers that do know how to use them stop anyway, because they’re afraid of getting hit by one of the other idiots.
The real question is why do you care? It's not for you, move on. Do you visit every section on Pornhub and complain it's not for you?
Too bad my car is painted Vanta Black. He’ll never see me coming even with his portable sun.
It’s what keeps Jalopnik going tbh
Wow, I came back to 26 replies and notifications. Yes, I moved. No I shouldn’t have had to. Yes Harley 100% knows about loud pipes. No I am not going to change my opinion. No, other vehicles aren’t as loud because they don’t have the same waveform that a Harley engine has. No, I’m not changing my visceral hatred of…
Car companies + “Tech is easy, building cars is hard” = Cadillac CUE
If your Sony car dies, does that make it a Walkman?
It’s funny that they’ve stuck to the same aesthetic more or less through the whole series. It seemed incredibly futuristic IN the 70s, but now seems almost retro. Just the idea that the Mandalorian can have his spaceship stripped for parts, get them back, field reinstall them all, and then take off is completely…
Because after using essentially the same tech for several millenia, the designers and engineers long ago learned touchscreens suck.
That’s pretty bad that I didnt realize this wasnt Torch until I read this comment.
lol, they’re just Oppos.
They also threw a 60’s era gas tank at the Mando when he was climbing up the crawler. This leads me to believe that Jawas are just Craigslist incarnate
I eagerly await George Lucas retconning the reason the Millennium Falcon’s hyperdrive kept failing in The Empire Strikes Back from “blaster fire from pursuing Star Destroyer” to “circa 2003 VW 1.8T ignition coils”.
From the headline, I had assumed this was a Torchinsky post, but reading that it is from a VW made this century, it’s not really in Jason’s wheelhouse.